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Demolition Man

12/16/22 1:04 PM

#87750 RE: RubeSilver #87748

I wish marky mark would just say he Fu#€ed up and failed to deliver what he originally promised. I would forgive him and I think most would as well. They made a deal with the devil in Lind because marky mark has ZERO options . Tell me I’m wrong with other options? That’s right I hear crickets from all you followers lol. That being said I’m excited about 2023 and let’s just see where the chips fall! I’m hopeful that additional news will cause a big spike but other then Fox News in 2021 it’s been a complete failure of an investment. I could of put my hundreds of thousands of dollars elsewhere and made 20x what I’ve made off this dud the past 7 years. Still hoping we have a new management team after this merger though. They just are not very good at closing big deals….Hence look at what marky did to MOlycorp? Silver lining though. He’s become a multi millionaire on failing a lot so there is hope for all of us someday lol
$NIOBF 2023
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SkiFunds

12/16/22 1:07 PM

#87751 RE: RubeSilver #87748

I don’t see how you get “losing 90%” but I guess you have to embellish to make whatever point you are pushing. There will be dilution, but not 90%. Why would you expect $300+ for free?

Financing is a difficult thing and I believe they exhausted all of the possible options, otherwise they would have done something different. Why would the largest shareholder by far (Mark) do a deal that wasn’t the best option for the company or the shareholders?

I’m glad that you made $ selling out. Maybe you should concentrate your posting on boards of stocks that you own where your wisdom can help those shareholders.
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Prudent Capitalist

12/16/22 3:12 PM

#87773 RE: RubeSilver #87748

There is no factual basis for any claim that we are somehow going to lose 90% of our NB/NIOBF shares and majority ownership. That is total nonsense. The goal all along has been to fund the project 20% with equity financing and the other 80% with debt financing. Some dilution is inevitable, but everything certainly appears to be on track to keep the original goal of only 20% equity financing intact.